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Nehemiah 8-10: Let's See What Happened
Jun 24, 2026
36m 44s
Nehemiah 6-7: High Walls Against Low Schemes
Jun 23, 2026
27m 40s
Nehemiah 5: The Curse Of Debt
Jun 22, 2026
24m 47s
Nehemiah 3-4:Teamwork And Perseverance
Jun 19, 2026
30m 03s
Nehemiah 1-2: Prayer And Boldness In Leadership
Jun 18, 2026
28m 24s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/24/26 | ![]() Nehemiah 8-10: Let's See What Happened | Nehemiah 8-10 describes a powerful spiritual revival in Judah. Ezra reads from the Book of the Law, and the people listen attentively, deeply moved to repentance as they realize how far they’ve drifted from God’s commands. They restore the Feast of Booths as an act of obedience and reflection. Encouragement comes, as Nehemiah and Ezra remind the people that the joy of the Lord is their strength. They renew a covenant with God, vowing to obey Him and support His temple. This teaches us the importance of returning to God’s Word for guidance, worship, and spiritual growth. | 36m 44s | ||||||
| 6/23/26 | ![]() Nehemiah 6-7: High Walls Against Low Schemes | In Nehemiah 6-7, Nehemiah persists in leading the rebuilding of Jerusalem's wall despite opposition from enemies like Sanballat and Tobiah. These adversaries use distractions, slander, and even false prophets to try to stop the work. However, Nehemiah remains focused, ignoring their schemes and relying on God for strength. The wall is completed in just 52 days – an incredible achievement! Following this, Nehemiah records the names of those who returned from exile, showing the importance of preserving history and identity. This passage emphasizes faith, focus, and perseverance in accomplishing God’s mission. | 27m 40s | ||||||
| 6/22/26 | ![]() Nehemiah 5: The Curse Of Debt | In Nehemiah 5, we see a glimpse of the struggles faced by the people of Judah as they worked on rebuilding Jerusalem's walls. Food shortages, heavy taxes, and debt led to the exploitation of the poor by wealthier families. Nehemiah stood up for justice, confronting those in power and demanding that they stop charging interest. He insisted on the return of properties and the cancellation of debts. Nehemiah’s leadership set an example of integrity, as he refused to take the governor's food allowance and worked alongside others. This chapter teaches the importance of compassion, justice, and the value of putting people above material gain. | 24m 47s | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() Nehemiah 3-4:Teamwork And Perseverance | The theme of this study is teamwork and perseverance. Nehemiah 3-4 details the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s gates and walls by various families. Even priests take part in the labour, setting an example. Opposition from people like Sanballat and Tobiah becomes fierce, but the workers continue rebuilding while keeping watch for attacks. Nehemiah encourages teamwork and perseverance, and the people’s faith in God strengthens them to overcome challenges. This passage emphasizes unity and trust in God to succeed in His work. | 30m 03s | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | ![]() Nehemiah 1-2: Prayer And Boldness In Leadership | The theme of this study is prayer and boldness in leadership. Nehemiah starts with Nehemiah’s deep sorrow after learning Jerusalem’s walls and gates remain ruined, leaving the city vulnerable. As the king’s cupbearer, Nehemiah seeks God’s help through prayer and fasting before asking King Artaxerxes for permission to rebuild the wall. With the king’s favour, Nehemiah begins preparing for the mission. Opposition arises, but Nehemiah stays focused, demonstrating bold, God-centred leadership and mobilizing others for the task. | 28m 24s | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() Ezra 9-10: Repentance and Renewal | The theme of this study is repentance and renewal. In Ezra 9-10, Ezra discovers that some Judeans, including priests, have married foreign women, violating God’s command to stay separate from idol-worshipping nations. Ezra reacts with deep sorrow, confessing the nation’s sins through a heartfelt prayer. The community joins him in repentance and agrees to send away their foreign wives to maintain faithfulness to God. This difficult decision highlights the importance of upholding God’s laws and avoiding influences that lead to spiritual decline. Ezra’s leadership inspires humility and a willingness to correct wrong practices. | 30m 54s | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() Ezra 7-8: Revival and Leadership | The theme for this study is revival and leadership. Ezra 7-8 focuses on Ezra, a priest from the line of Aaron, who leads the second wave of exiles back to Jerusalem in 458 BC. Tasked with spiritual revival, Ezra seeks to restore worship and teach God’s law. King Artaxerxes grants Ezra permission to return, along with resources from the royal treasury. Before beginning the journey, Ezra proclaims a fast and entrusts priests to guard the treasures. Despite dangers, God protects the travellers. This passage highlights Ezra’s dedication, leadership, and preparation, ensuring God’s laws are honoured in Jerusalem. | 29m 40s | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Ezra 4-6: Opposition To God's Work | The theme of this study is opposition to God's work. In Ezra 4-6, the returning Jewish exiles begin rebuilding God’s temple in Jerusalem, but enemies try to stop the project. Zerubbabel wisely rejects help from outsiders who would bring trouble, and opposition arises through bribery, accusations, and threats. Despite these challenges, the Judeans persist with encouragement from God and the prophets Haggai and Zechariah. The rebuilding is finally completed under the favour of King Darius. This passage shows how faithful obedience to God can overcome difficulties, even when facing fierce opposition from others. The dedication of the temple was joyful, demonstrating trust in God’s purpose. | 25m 51s | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() Ezra 1-3: God Keeps His Promises✨ | return from exileGod's promises+5 | — | PersiaJeremiah+2 | — | Babylonian exileCyrus+6 | — | 26m 49s | |
| 6/11/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 31-36: We've Done It To Ourselves✨ | Judah's exilespiritual revival+4 | — | BabylonTWR | — | Judahexile+5 | — | 25m 12s | |
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| 6/10/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 26-30: A Light At The End Of The Tunnel✨ | Judah's historyspiritual revival+5 | — | Judah | — | UzziahJotham+8 | — | 25m 19s | |
| 6/9/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 21-25: Half A Heart✨ | devotionspiritual failure+4 | — | 2 Chronicles | JudahEdomites | Half a HeartJehoram+7 | — | 31m 14s | |
| 6/8/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 17-20: An Unequal Yoke✨ | King JehoshaphatUnequal Yoke+4 | — | TWR | — | JehoshaphatAhab+5 | — | 24m 55s | |
| 6/5/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 13-16: Human Frailty✨ | faithfulnessidolatry+3 | — | GodIsrael+2 | — | AbijahAsa+5 | — | 24m 54s | |
| 6/4/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 8-12: The Queen of Sheba✨ | Solomon's reignwisdom+4 | — | God | — | SolomonQueen of Sheba+6 | — | 25m 20s | |
| 6/3/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 5-7: If My People✨ | dedication of the templeGod's glory+5 | — | Solomon’s templeark of the covenant | Israel | Solomontemple dedication+6 | — | 24m 50s | |
| 6/2/26 | ![]() 2 Chronicles 1-4: The Wisdom of Solomon✨ | wisdomtemple construction+3 | — | King Hiram of TyreTWR | — | Solomonwisdom+6 | — | 33m 05s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() 1 Chronicles 23-29: Sing To The Lord A New Song✨ | temple constructionworship+3 | — | — | — | 1 Chroniclestemple+5 | — | 28m 11s | |
| 5/29/26 | ![]() 1 Chronicles 21-22: God's Sovereignty Over Human Failure | David orders a census against God’s command, leading to 70,000 deaths from a plague. Through repentance, David seeks God's mercy and builds an altar on Ornan’s threshing floor, stopping the plague. This site later becomes the temple location. Still, God chooses Solomon, not David, to build the temple, as David’s past of shedding blood disqualified him. God’s plans endure, even through human errors. David teaches us about repentance and trusting God’s forgiveness. | 30m 09s | ||||||
| 5/28/26 | ![]() 1 Chronicles 17-20: Blessings Through God's Covenant | David learns from Nathan that his plan to build a temple isn’t part of God’s design. Instead, God promises David an eternal dynasty through his descendants. This covenant extends to the Messiah’s coming, showing God's care for David’s house. The chapters highlight David’s military successes and God’s guidance in establishing Israel’s security. Even the sins from David’s past, like the Bathsheba affair, don’t disrupt the eternal promises of God’s covenant. David’s reign reminds us that God's forgiveness and blessings can overcome sin and mistakes. | 25m 06s | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() 1 Chronicles 13-16: Read The Instructions! | David’s mission to bring the Ark of God to Jerusalem teaches us about doing God’s work the right way. Early attempts failed when the Ark wasn’t transported correctly, resulting in tragedy. Retracing God’s guidelines in Deuteronomy 31 turned failure into eventual success. This story highlights the importance of respecting God's standards and learning from mistakes. David’s joy in God's presence is reflected in worship, music, and dedication as the Ark is brought to Jerusalem. His humility and desire to honour God remind us that success comes from following His instructions. | 35m 34s | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() 1 Chronicles 10-12: Obedience Leads to Lasting Success | In these chapters, Saul dies after disobeying God, and David ascends to the throne as king of Israel. With unwavering faith, David unites the tribes and takes Jerusalem as his capital. The mighty warriors, “David’s mighty men,” were key supporters, highlighting the strength of teamwork and loyalty in achieving great things. David’s rise emphasizes the link between obedience to God and success. His journey wasn’t flawless, yet he relied on God's guidance. In unity, the people crowned him with joy, paving the way for a peaceful reign. | 33m 05s | ||||||
| 5/25/26 | ![]() 1 Chronicles 1-9: God's Faithfulness Across Generations | These chapters recount the genealogies of Israel, starting from Adam and continuing through the lineage of King David. Chronicles wasn’t just history. These lists reminded the Jews of their connection to God’s covenant after Babylonian captivity. The genealogies emphasized Abraham’s lineage and the tribe of Judah, connecting Israel to the coming Messiah. Key figures like Jabez stood out for their faith, showing the power of prayer. This study highlights how God’s promises to His people remain steadfast, even through exile and hardship. Despite seeming repetitive, this retelling renewed hope, giving roots to Israel's identity as God's people. | 29m 11s | ||||||
| 5/22/26 | ![]() 2 Kings 24-25: The Cost of Disobedience | The final chapters of 2 Kings depict Judah’s fall under the theme “The Cost of Disobedience.” After King Josiah’s death, Judah’s rebellion against Babylon, led by weak kings like Zedekiah, resulted in the siege and destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC. Babylon looted the temple, burned the city, and exiled most of the people. This devastating judgment was God’s discipline for generations of idolatry and sin. However, the exile also purified Judah, teaching them to turn back to God. These events remind us of the importance of faithfulness and the consequences of disobedience. | 27m 56s | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | ![]() 2 Kings 21-23: Rise Above Your Upbringing | Chapters 21-23 contrast two kings: Manasseh, the worst of Judah’s kings, and Josiah, a reformer dedicated to restoring God’s law. The theme “Rise Above Your Upbringing” highlights Josiah’s choice to serve God despite the evil legacy of his father and grandfather. Manasseh’s reign plunged Judah into idol worship and unspeakable sins, leading God to declare judgment on Jerusalem. However, Josiah repented, rediscovered the Book of the Law, and led a national revival, cleansing Judah of idols and restoring Passover. Despite his death in battle, Josiah’s reforms left a lasting impact. It’s a lesson about breaking free from the past and living righteously. | 26m 16s | ||||||
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